The Suicide Squad author/chief, James Gunn, couldn’t say whether Idris Elba’s Bloodsport shot Henry Cavill’s Superman or another person. Most popular for helming the MCU’s Guardians of the Galaxy establishment, Gunn is set to make a big appearance his first DC Extended Universe trip in the otherworldly reboot, The Suicide Squad. A few characters are getting back from David Ayer’s 2016 film as it’s anything but a group of screw-ups constrained into working for the “heroes.” Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn and other returning individuals from the squad will be joined by novices including John Cena’s Peacemaker, Joel Kinnaman’s Rick Flag, and Elba’s Robert DuBois, a.k.a. Bloodsport.
In a selective trailer breakdown with IGN, Gunn talked on Bloodsport’s presentation. The chief explained that while his film happens inside the DCEU and Elba’s character shot Superman, he doesn’t know which Superman. Look at what he needed to say beneath:
Bloodsport is in jail for placing Superman in the ICU with a kryptonite shot. Indeed, The Suicide Squad is a piece of the DCEU, however I don’t know which Superman it was on the grounds that I don’t project the following Superman. In this way, it very well may be Henry. It very well may be another person. It’s whoever individuals choose other than me.
Following the gathering of 2017’s Justice League and all the show encompassing the Snyder Cut, Cavill’s future as Superman is undetermined. Fans have sat tight for a development up performance highlight to Man of Steel since 2013, and now it seems like they will get another red cape through the J.J. Abrams-created Superman film. What’s more, Sasha Calle’s 2022 introduction as Supergirl in The Flash appears to be outfitted towards causing crowds to disregard Cavill. Regardless of whether The Suicide Squad’s Superman reference integrates with future movies stays not yet clear; notwithstanding, given Gunn’s remarks, it ought to be fully trusted.